Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 106, Decatur, Adams County, 5 May 1955 — Page 7

THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1065

SPORTS

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New Haven Is Winner NEIC Track Crown The New Haven Bulldogs ran away from the field Wednesday afternoon in retaining their North* eastern Indiana track championship in the annual meet held at Columbia City. New Haven rolled up a total of 76 points, far ahead of second place Garrett with 43% points. Fort Wayne Conqordla was third with 33%, followed by Bluffton, 30; Columbia City, 22%; Kendallville, 14%, and Decatur 5. Three conference meet records were broken and one tied. Ron Buffer, New Haven, ran a 9.8 in a trial heat for the 100, equalling the best time in the state this season and setting a meet record. Huffer was also timed at 21.6 in the 620 trials for a state seasonal best and won the finals in 21.7. The mark equalled Buffer’s own conference record. Paul Manske, Concordia, set a meet record of 2.04.65 in the 880, and John Livergood, Garrett, tossed the shot 48 ft. 5% in. for a new record. Decatur’s only points were scor* ed in the mile run, Dan Krueckeberg finishing second and Wayne Flora fifth. The Yellow Jackets will engage the Geneva Cardinals in a dual meet at 7:30 o’clock this evening at Worthman field in this city. The conference meet summary: 100-yard dash — Huffer (NH) first: Leamon (K) second; Longardner (NH) third; Scott (B) fourth; Schmidt (B) fifth. Time

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—•J. itikyard dash — Huffer (NH) first; Leamon (K) second; Lon* gardner NH) third; Scott (B) fourth; Roemer (C) fifth. Time—--21.7. 440-yard run — Bob Mattingly (NH) first; Frisby (NH) second; Wagner (G) third; D. Creek (B) fourth; Norden (C) fifth. Time—--53.1. 880-yard run-*-Manske (C) first; Bill Mattingly (NH) second; Flowers (B) third; Bates (CC) fourth; Axel (K) fifth. Time—2:o4.s. Mile run — Bates (C) first; Krueckeberg (D) second; Alter (NH) third; J. Creek (B) fourth; Flora (D) fifth. Time— 4:44.6. High hurdles — ißahe (C) first; Sayre (NH) second; Bare (G) third; Pickett (NH) fourth; M. Getts (G) fifth. Time—ls. 9. Low hurdles — Bob Mattingly (NH) first; Andrews (G) second; Uptgraft (B) third; Weimer (G) fourth; Grove (B) fifth. Time—--21.01. High jump — Woodham (CC) first; Ridley (C) and Malott (NH) tied for second and third; Hammond (B) fourth; Yarian (G) fifth. Height—s ft. 11% in. Broad jump — Malott (NH) first; Potter (G) second; Yarian (G) third; Deutsch (CC) fourth; Randall (B) fifth. Distance — 19 ft. 3 in. J Pole vault — Malott (NH) first; Deutsch (CO second; Downing (CC), Limpert (G), Moses (K) and Mattingly (NH) tied for third, fourth and fifth. Height—lo ft. 11 in. Shot put — Livergood (G) first; Weimer (G) second; Harter (B) third; Hein (CC) fourth; Batchelor (B) fifth. Distance—4B fl. 5% in. Mile relay—Won by Concordia (Doerffler, Norden, Meeks, Manske; New Haven second; Bluffton third; Garrett fourth; Columbia City fifth. Time—3:49.2. Half-mile relay—Won by New Haven (J. Longardner, Allgood, B. Mattingly, Huffer); Garrett second; Concordia third; Kendallville fourth; Bluffton and Columbia City tied for fifth. Time — 1:36.2.

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Commodores Are Edged By Ramblers, 3*2 The Decatur Commodores were edged out by Huntington Catholic, 3-2, in a Central Indiana Catholic conference game at Huntington Wednesday afternoon. The Commodores rallied for a pair of runs in the sixth inning to pull into a 2-2 tie, but a base on balls, a sacrifice, and Boyle’s single gave Huntington the winning run in the last of the seventh. The Ramblers picked up single* runs in the third and fifth innings to take a 2-0 lead, but the Commodores evened the count in the sixth. Hits by Mowery, Voglewede and E. Meyer, plus an error, enabled Decatur to tie the score, but a double play, Huntington’s third of the game, stopped, stopped the rally. The game was well pitched, Dave Kable limiting Huntington to six hits, and McCutcheon holding the Commodores to four safeties. Commodores AB RHE Beal, 2b 2 0 0 0 Mowery, 3p3 1 10 Reed, lb 3 0 10 C. Voglewede, c 3 110 E. Meyer, rs 3 0 10 Kable, p 3 0 0 0 Ford, ss 3 0 0 1 Omlor. If 1 o o 0 Costello, cf 3 0 0 1 Totals 24 2 4 2 Huntington AB R H E D. Frick, 3b 4 0 10 Boyle, c 4 0 1 O' Sqheiber, 2b 3 2 2 0 Johnson, lb 3 0 11 Bertrom, rs 2 O' 1 0 Briggs, ss 2 0 0 0 Kindler, cf 3 0 0 1 Fisher, If 2 0 0 0 McCutcheon, p 2 10 0 Totals 25 3 6 2 Score by innings: Commodores 000 002 o—20 —2 Huntington 001 010 I—3 High School Bond Concert On Friday Clint Reed, band supervisor in the Decatur schools, today announced that the first in a series of open air concerts by the Decatur high school band will be presented at 7 o’clock Friday evening on the court home ■ ■ The initial concert will be a variety program, consisting of marches, pop tunes and overtures. C. Os C. Offers Aid To Vacationers (Attention vacationers-why not check with the local Chamber of Commerce office before leaving. The chamber has a wide variety of maps including road maps of most of the states, tour maps of diffeient sections of the country, and for the more fortunate vacationers, maps and tour guides of Europe, Hawaii. Mexico, Canada and others. These maps and guides are free to any one interested. Fred 'Klolter,, chamber secretary, has ordered more and newer maps and they should be in for the summer vaction season.' These maps may save a lot of time and trouble on trips and are another service offered by the local chamber. Baltimore — More than 2.500 American hospitals have one or more electronically-powered machines to produce fevers.

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Decatur Golfers Are Defeated Wednesday The Decatur high school golf team was defeated by Fort Wayne South Bide, 7%-%, at the Brookwood course Wednesday afternoon. Decatur's lone counter was scored by John Hammond, who halved his match play with CantwelL Bill Berg was medalist with a sub-par 35. Paul Schmidt was out of the Decatur lineup with an injured hand. * ” ,/ The summary: Cantwell (S) 40, Hammond (D) 41: Berg (S) 35, Eley (D) 42; Frey (S) 41, Hesher (D) 49; Clark (8) 39, Zwick (D) 49. Jackets Lose To Portland Nine, 5 To 3 The Portland Panthers came up with three runs in the fifth inning to defeat the Decatur Yellow Jackets, 5-3 at Worthman field in this city Wednesday afternoon. Portland picked up single runs in the first and second innings, but the Yellow Jackets took the lead by scoring three runs in the second without benefit of a base hit. Three Portland errors and a base on balls were good for Decatur’s three tallies, their only runs of the game. The Panthers bunched four safeties for their winning margin in the fifth. The Yellow Jackets will meet the Bluffton Tigers in a Northeastern Indiana conference game at Worthman field in this city Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Portland AB R H E Silvers. 2b 4 0 0 1 Strohl, c 3 2 10 Stevens, If 4 0 0 0 Poole, lb 4 0 0 0 Farber, 3b 3 113 Shoemaker, rs 3 110 VanSkyock, cf 2 12 0 Williams, p 3 0 10 Compton, ss T 3 0 10 Totals ... 29 5 7 4 Jackets AB R H E McDougal, c 4 0 2 ff Bowman, rs . 4 0 0 0 Hancher, cf 4 0 10 Rolston, If 4 0 0 0 Kelly, 3b 2 0 0 1 Baxter. 2b 3 0 0 0 Kirkpatrick, ss 3 111 Ballard, lb 3 10 0 Wolfe, p ....... 110 0 -w——Totals ... 28 3 4 2 Score by Innings:. (Portland 110 (730 o—s Yellow Jackets 030 000 o—3 Attend Founders Day Services At Indiana Dr. and Mrs. Ray Stingely of this city have returned from Bloomington where they attended the founders day service held by Indiana University Wednesday. Mrs. Norman Stingely, formerly Miss Joan May Sears, a daughter-in-law of Dr. and Mrs. Stingely, received a Phi Beta Kappa key during the founders day ceremony. She Was one of 17 to receive the highest educational honor to be bestowed at Indiana. Ronald Robinson Given Scholarship Ronald Robinson, Decatur high school senior, has received a four year Indiana University residential scholarship. Ron is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Robinson. 428

Closs street. He has been aa;:re in all achOol activities, particularly the music department. Ron is a member of the band and leads an orchestra composed of high school student*. He also wonks at the Daily Democrat. Ron plans to major ip business at college.

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